Not to knock TC's but every TC on this site never has anything nice to say or pitch in
You act like GC's have been brutally abusing you from 74 on
Don't know if you know but the percentage of educated people from both sides have gone up dramatically from 74. But I cant understand than why you act like this.
We're not the people you claim that we are,
and we never claimed anything about you
It's all about stealing a state I guess,
but time is catching up and instead of trying to peacedeal ..
your crying worse than the Palestinians against Jews
Harry wrote:Not to knock TC's but every TC on this site never has anything nice to say or pitch in. You act like GC's have been brutally abusing you from 74 on. Don't know if you know but the percentage of educated people from both sides have gone up dramatically from 74. But I cant understand than why you act like this. We're not the people you claim that we are, and we never claimed anything about you. Why so much tension if we're close to peace?It's all about stealing a state I guess, but time is catching up and instead of trying to peacedeal your crying worse than the Palestinians against Jews. Amazing.
Please think again and check the forum ask Piratis what he claims about us, the standard things claimed about us are thief, murderer, rapists, greedy, ignorant anatolians, parasites, can go on but ı think you have gotten the general degrading drift....
Dont forget you just claimed we stole, whats already partially ours, isnt that funny can anyone steal what belongs to them?? maybe the distribution could be different but at the end of the day we blong here as well, its not just GCs....as for crying ask your present leader hes and expert.
It is rather amusing that you say this, Viewpoint, because this is the idea that some of us also get about your views on GCs when we read through some of your posts, like the one above for example. As for piratis, I disagree with him on many issues but I do not remember him trying to justify any invasion, ethnic cleansings, ongoing occupations, "re-distribution" of other peoples stolen properties and racial apartheit in a future and otherwise "united" Cyprus, like some others do in here.
No one said that you "do not belong here", but what about that (larger) part that was never yous in the first place and that was actually stolen from the GCs at gunpoint back in 1974? I do not expect you to overcome all your biases in a day or even in this lifetime. But if your aim in here is not to provoke the kind of responses that you have been getting and if you want your posts to start making some sense then I suggest that you try reconsidering your current "selective" approach ont he issues.
Dont think I follow you here (in bold), can you be more specific,
…….as to your other point, you are clearly suggesting that I support these issues and Piratis doesnt, well lets put it this way we are sitting on different sides of the fence we view issues differently, for example the intervention by Turkey in 1974 for Piratis was uncalled for but for me it was a matter of life or death, so if you consider this approach then surely you will go part of the way to understanding my viewpoint.
The utopian solution is not out there and we have to firstly address those issues that cause the mistrust and biased that we time and time again reveal when trying to solve specific issues. We have to show flexibility and understanding in order to build, maintain peace and stability in a united Cyprus we have to be visionary enough think outside of the boxes we are so used to using.
Unfortunately imo we as Cypriots do not possess these qualities and are incapable of going anywhere close to resolving any issues which concern bringing about a solution that both communites would commit to 100%.
Who caused the events that led upto to 1974? we did?, if both sides had of embraced Cypriotisim back then we would not be divided today. Us stealing? did we really? the events caused the outcome, now if you say we took more that our fair share then I can understand your point of view. But surely this is what we have been trying to correct and very badly imo with all the negotiations since 1974.
If my posts do not make sense then arent you contradicting yourself by saying I provoke a reactions obviously people do understand and respond accordingly. If Im not spouting out exactly what you want to hear I suggest you do not hold your breath as I have not been given any reason by this forum or the GC administration to change my line of thought. Although I would love to be wrong GCs time and time again prove that I am right in my basic opinions that the way forward is a recognized partition for land solution.
In your earlier post part of which I quoted above, you suggest that Piratis dwells on a series of gross misconceptions about who and what the TCs are and personally I can agree with you here. But when I read your posts, I too think that you also dwell on your own misconceptions as to who and what GCs are and I can only disagree with them.
While we are on different sides we can perhaps argue about wether Turkey's invasion was legal and justified. What we cannot argue about though is the fact that Turkey’s invasion caused the deaths of +6000 GCs in less than a month. According to some Turkish numbers this is around 8 times the number of TCs who died because of inter-communal violence between 1963 -1967. And 31 years after 1974 we still have 1500 missing (for comparison purposes the US had about 2500 MIAs throughout the 7 years they were in Vietnam) and 180,000 refugees. This is the magnitude of the disaster caused by Turkey’s ethnic cleansing in Cyprus which in my opinion several TCs including you are still reluctant to acknowledge.
What you say here is very nice, but part of what fuels the mistrust imo is the attitude / reluctance of people from both sides to acknowledge the suffering and damage that the other side has suffered during these last 50 years.
But why would those who genuinely care for reunification oppose a solution that is fair and that does not violate anyone's basic human or other legitimate rights?
From the Gc point of view, the main obstacle in reaching such a solution is because of the insistence of the Turkish side for a solution that will segregate / differentiate Cypriots based on their ethnic background in an otherwise "united" Cyprus. Is this insistence the result of TC fears towards GCs arising from 1963 – 1964? And if yes then what is the point to talk about "re-unification" when the average GC is seen as a threat and an enemy because of his desire to return home?
How about you, Viewpoint? Are you in favor of a solution that will truly reunify the island or are you after a settlement that will just "settle the account"? Your “land for recognition” idea is certainly along the account settling approach.
Regarding who stole what, Viewpoint, my question is who forced 180,000 GCs out of their homes and who is stopping them from returning? This is not about shares and percentages. It is about being allowed to live like a free human being in your country.
What i wrote above was based on the assumption that you are in favor of a viable solution that will truly reunify Cyprus. If this is the case with you (and that does not mean that you have to agree with everything I say) then I think that your posts are making little sense towards that direction and the kind of responses you are getting should have already hinted that to you.
I agree that both communities misconceptions are evident but the arrogant, degrading and belittling attitude consistently displayed by piratis and few others is not displayed by TCs
Please think again and check the forum ask Piratis what he claims about us, the standard things claimed about us are thief, murderer, rapists, greedy, ignorant anatolians, parasites, can go on but ı think you have gotten the general degrading drift....
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